Hollywood star Brad Pitt says he would love to have more children to add to his already large family, just weeks after his partner and actress Angelina Jolie gave birth to twins.

The twins - Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon - were born on July 12 in south of France. But the actor confessed that he wouldn't mind having a larger brood, according to reports."The twins are fine but I'll have two more by next year," Pitt told reporters at the Venice Film Festival.

Pitt and Jolie's twins are the fifth and sixth children to join the family, which includes adopted kids Maddox, 6, Pax, 4, and Zahara, 3, and their biological daughter Shiloh, born in Namibia two years ago.

Let's face it. When you're Brad Pitt's sons, a simple trip to Chuck E. Cheese just ain't gonna cut it anymore.

So it's no surprise that the famous dad decided to bring Maddox and Pax to the 65th Annual Venice Film Festival, which opens Wednesday with the premiere of Brad's new comedy, Burn After Reading.But somebody really needs to get Maddox a pair of shades ASAP—his squinting is hurting even our eyes.

Hollywood couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie is entitled to £1,400 a month in French child benefits to help support their six children. The sum is part of a financial package, but it is unlikely the couple will claim the money, reports thesun.co.uk.

Jolie gave birth to twins Knox and Vivienne on July 12 in south of France. The couple already have adopted children, Maddox, 6, Pax, 4, and Zahara, 3, and their biological daughter Shiloh, born in Namibia two years ago.

Just before the twins' births, the family moved into the 35-bedroom house. Pitt registered the family at the town hall in nearby Brignoles, to make sure they were known to local medical services.

Confirming that the actors were now established members of the community and so eligible for benefits, Correns mayor Michaël Latz said: "They are ordinary and very kind. They eat like us, they live like us and they are very interested in the organic food of Correns. They decided to move here after visiting other homes in the region."

Angelina Jolie's brother, James Haven, insists his sister has found the perfect partner in Brad Pitt, and he expects them to stay "together for life."

The 33-year-old actress began dating Pitt in 2006, shortly after he divorced Jennifer Aniston. The couple now has six children together.

And Haven is convinced the pair will never split up, because Pitt has had such a positive influence on Jolie's life.

He says, "Brad has changed my sister a lot. They have an extraordinary bond. I've never seen any sign of tension between them and if it keeps going the way it's going, they'll be together for life."

Plan B Productions, owned by Hollywood’s darling Brad Pitt, has expressed interest in a remake of new award-winning Icelandic comedy Back Soon (2008) by director Sólveig Anspach.

“They contacted us via email [on Monday],” Skúli Malmquist, one of the movie’s producers at Zik Zak Productions, told Fréttabladid. “It is purely interest. They are looking at the movie with [a remake] in mind.”

Back Soon was screened at the 61st annual film festival in Locarno in Switzerland where the movie received the first Variety Piazza Grande Award. “They probably noticed it there because it was chosen over some very large movies,” Malmquist said.

Back Soon (Icelandic title: Skrapp út) was inspired by the life of Icelandic poet Didda, who plays the leading role as Anna Hallgrímsdóttir, a poet and a housewife who resorts to selling marijuana.

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Movies featuring Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Kate Beckinsale, Edward Norton and Colin Farrell and a documentary about Paris Hilton have joined the lineup for the Toronto International Film Festival.

North America's largest cinema showcase announced Tuesday that the schedule will include Joel and Ethan Coen's CIA comedy "Burn After Reading," with Pitt, Clooney, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton and John Malkovich.

Among other additions were Gavin O'Connor's cop drama "Pride and Glory," starring Norton and Farrell; Rod Lurie's Washington journalism tale "Nothing But the Truth," with Beckinsale, David Schwimmer and Angela Bassett; and Adria Petty's nonfiction Hilton chronicle "Paris, Not France."

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Brad Pitt says Knox Leon resembles him in looks and spirit while Vivienne is just like mom Angelina Jolie

The babies made their photo debut last week in PEOPLE & HELLO. Inside the issues, Jolie and Pitt opened up about Knox, Vivienne and their other four children – Maddox, 6, Pax, 4, Zahara, 3, and Shiloh 2.

“Viv is proving to resemble Angie in spirit, attitude and physicality. And Knox, he’s a bit of me,” Pitt says. “Shiloh and Z pick out the twins’ clothes and help change and hold them,” Jolie said. “It’s sweet; they are little mommies.”

GEORGE CLOONEY is planning to invest more money in pal BRAD PITT's housing project in New Orleans, Louisiana after sponsoring the build of two homes earlier this year (08).

The Fight Club star launched the Make It Right Foundation to raise funds for housing in the city after the devastation caused by 2005's Hurricane Katrina.

And Pitt's Ocean's Eleven co-star Clooney is keen to donate more to the charitable project - adding to the $300,000 (GBP150,000) he's already handed over to help those less fortunate.

He says, "I've bought a couple of those houses already that he's building. You can build a house for $150,000 (GBP75,000), which is amazing. So I bought two of them and plan on buying more as they're doing an amazing thing there."

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Getting her dad all to herself, Zahara Jolie-Pitt and papa Brad Pitt enjoyed a day at the Aime and Marguerite Maeght Foundation in Saint Paul de Vence, France on Wednesday (August 13).

The father/daughter duo intently checked out the contemporary and modern art museum, which has been designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings, with Brad’s parents Jane Pitt and William Pitt.
Meanwhile, Pitt has just recently announced that he’ll be joining the cast of Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglorious Bastards,” signing on to play Lt. Aldo Raine in the World War II film.

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Athletes often talk about going through the pain barrier for their sport but South Korean judoka Kong Ja-Young found out for real in the women's under-63kg event.

Pinned to the floor with her arm twisted behind her back, Venezuelan opponent Ysis Barreto gave an extra tug to secure an ippon victory and Kong screamed out in pain as her shoulder appeared to dislocate.

Under the strict etiquette applied to the ancient martial art of judo, competitors must face each other at the end of the bout before the winner is announced.But despite numerous requests by the referee to get up off the mat Kong could not raise herself such was her discomfort.The trainer was eventually allowed on to treat her and Barreto was declared the victor.

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